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Sony's VAIO F22M0E is certainly a distinctive looking machine with its slanted but still thick chassis. The 16.4 inch VAIO is one of the company's mid range machines, offering elements of multimedia and abilities that pertain to more prowess,...

Performance issues aside, the VAIO F Series isn't such a bad buy. Sure, you'll have to contend with Sony's extra software (such as its VAIO Gate dock), and the Firewire port is weirdly located on the front of the computer, but otherwise the...

With its 16.4-inch TFT display, the VAIO F-series notebook provided for our 2011 multimedia laptops roundup was the second-smallest of the machines tested. Portability is often the major trade-off when it comes to truly multimedia-capable notebooks,...

Sony doesn't use the greasy finger look, but fortunately maintains a high-end Full HD screen. The Vaio VPC-F22S1E/B is still neither a bargain nor the perfectly equipped Studio laptop at a price of 1400 euros. The connectivity is too Spartan for...

The Sony VAIO VPC-F226FM/B offers plenty of processing muscle, thanks to an Intel Core i7-2630QM quad-core processor, and pairs it with a plethora of features and media options, like a 1080p display and a Blu-ray drive....

If you should be looking for a multimedia notebook that comes with a high quality display and is 3D capable then the Sony Vaio F - VPC-F22S1E/B will definitely be a good choice. Furthermore it also offer a lot of performance in 2D applications. ...